United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal 1815, To Private Peter Mcewan, 42Nd (Royal Highland) Regiment Of Foot ("The Black Watch") Auction wreath suspension with its original

wreath suspension with its original ribbon and pinback

It was here in late May

It is conferred upon deserving individuals for "high services rendered to education and teaching" and awarded in the following grades: Grand Cross (GCIP) (Grã-Cruz)

IV - South Africans (by birth or domicile) who were awarded the V

Lamond Fils insignia and marked "STERLING" on the reverse

United Kingdom. A Waterloo Medal 1815, To Private Peter Mcewan, 42Nd (Royal Highland) Regiment Of Foot ("The Black Watch") Auction wreath suspension with its original(PETER McEWAN 42 R. H. JNFANTRY.). Naming is shaved and re engraved in large capitals, inverted, the "J" used instead of an "I" in "Infantry" as was the custom at the time before the latter became the norm. In silver, measuring 35. 5 mm in diameter, bruised, edge nicks, contact marks overall, replacement ribbon, fine. Accompanied by a letter from the Curator Major A. V. M. Chapman, M. B. E., T. D. of the Black Watch Museum at Balhousie Castle in